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    HM Magazine #96/Off the Record
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    Off the Record

    Mulligan

    (2002)

    Reviewed by Justin Dewberry

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    Label New School RecordsHM Magazine #96July/August 2002
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    This sophomore album defines the idea of fine-tuning a sound a band can call theirs. Off the Record continues to infiltrate their ever-evolving sound with peel the paint off the walls guitar and uniquely smart sound bites. The aggressive, fast-paced songs are like a smack in the face with a 2x4, and yet the band is elegantly able to tone it down for a memorable track like "Looking Ahead." Simply put, Off the Record provides another KO album in the realm of punk music.

    Editors' ratings - Doug 2/5, Jason 1.5/5

    Other coverage for this album

    Decapolis June 2002Reviewed by Matt ModrichOff The Record is a five-piece Southern California punk band. "Mulligan," the band's follow-up to their Tooth and Nail release "Remember When," is on New School Records! Unfortunately, these guys are sadly an underachieving band with some talented musicians. "Mulligan" would appeal to fans of Hangnail and Slick Shoes if these guys could sing, because the band's music is definitely better than the…

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